Exciting news from the editing world! This week, MTW's "Render Bar Podcast" just dropped a new episode. Join our esteemed hosts Richard Sanchez, Steve Jacks & Erika Robbins as they speak with the remarkable Sam Restivo, a rising star editor whose journey from a film aficionado to a Hollywood professional is nothing short of inspirational.
Why This Episode is a Must-Listen:
A Journey of Passion and Precision: Discover how Sam transitioned from being captivated by the film "Heat" (1995) to shaping cinematic experiences in Hollywood. His narrative is not just about editing; it's a testament to following your dreams with relentless passion and precision.
Early Career Chronicles: Get a glimpse into Sam's initial forays into the film industry, including his ventures with Michael Bay and his pivotal roles in projects like "The Island" and "Scary Movie 4". These stories aren't just entertaining; they're packed with insights and lessons for anyone aspiring to make their mark in the industry.
Mentorship and Growth: Learn from Sam's experiences under the mentorship of editing greats like Joe Hutching and Claire Simpson. This segment is a treasure trove of wisdom for anyone looking for growth and mentorship in their creative journey.
Editing the Epics: Dive into the editing intricacies of Ridley Scott's "Napoleon" through Sam's lens. Understand the challenges and triumphs of dealing with complex scenes, multiple camera angles, and maintaining a narrative pace that complements Ridley's visionary direction.
Looking Ahead: Feel the anticipation as Sam shares his excitement about upcoming projects, including "Gladiator 2". His approach to maintaining enthusiasm and precision in high-stakes environments is a lesson in professionalism and passion.
Don't miss this opportunity to gain invaluable insights from one of the industry's finest. 🎧 Check out this latest episode of "The Render Bar Podcast" here on our YT channel or on your favorite podcast platform and immerse yourself in a world where big screen storytelling meets technical brilliance.
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Exciting news from the editing world! This week, MTW's "Render Bar Podcast" just dropped a new episode. Join our esteemed hosts Richard Sanchez, Steve Jacks & Erika Robbins as they speak with the remarkable Sam Restivo, a rising star editor whose journey from a film aficionado to a Hollywood professional is nothing short of inspirational.
Why This Episode is a Must-Listen:
A Journey of Passion and Precision: Discover how Sam transitioned from being captivated by the film "Heat" (1995) to shaping cinematic experiences in Hollywood. His narrative is not just about editing; it's a testament to following your dreams with relentless passion and precision.
Early Career Chronicles: Get a glimpse into Sam's initial forays into the film industry, including his ventures with Michael Bay and his pivotal roles in projects like "The Island" and "Scary Movie 4". These stories aren't just entertaining; they're packed with insights and lessons for anyone aspiring to make their mark in the industry.
Mentorship and Growth: Learn from Sam's experiences under the mentorship of editing greats like Joe Hutching and Claire Simpson. This segment is a treasure trove of wisdom for anyone looking for growth and mentorship in their creative journey.
Editing the Epics: Dive into the editing intricacies of Ridley Scott's "Napoleon" through Sam's lens. Understand the challenges and triumphs of dealing with complex scenes, multiple camera angles, and maintaining a narrative pace that complements Ridley's visionary direction.
Looking Ahead: Feel the anticipation as Sam shares his excitement about upcoming projects, including "Gladiator 2". His approach to maintaining enthusiasm and precision in high-stakes environments is a lesson in professionalism and passion.
Don't miss this opportunity to gain invaluable insights from one of the industry's finest. 🎧 Check out this latest episode of "The Render Bar Podcast" here on our YT channel or on your favorite podcast platform and immerse yourself in a world where big screen storytelling meets technical brilliance.
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